dRowAudio JUCE Module

dRowAudio is a 3rd party JUCE module designed for rapid audio application development.
It contains classes for audio processing and gui elements. Additionally there are
several wrappers around 3rd party libraries including cURL, FFTReal and SoundTouch.
dRowAudio is written in the strict JUCE style, closely following the style guide set out
at JUCE Coding Standards.

The main aim of dRowAudio is to provide a framework for rapid application development. Most of the
classes have come from development of my own work and research into audio and DSP. For a full rundown
of the features available check out the
Wiki page, demo,
and documentation.

The module contains a wide variety of features including:

Waveform and spectal displays and scopes

Time and pitch stretching audio sources

Filtering and looping audio sources

FFT utility classes

Network transfers using cURL

iTunesLibrary reading and displaying

iOS audio pickers and readers

Many useful maths and geometry helpers

STK JUCE Module

I have also packaged the Synthesis Tool Kit library as a JUCE module for easy inclusion
into projects. Some duplicated features (midi, IO and threading) have been removed to avoid
any external dependancies. This makes is incredibly easy to use the STK in a JUCE based project.
All classes live in the "stk" namespace to avoid any clashes. Full documentation for the STK
classes can be found on the official website here.

The STK module is released under the standard STK licence. This is a fairly permissive
licence but please check the source files for details.

The main repository for the dRowAudio JUCE module is stored on github. Checkout the source code
using the git command "git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/drowaudio/drowaudio.git" or using
one of the zip links from the github page above.

JUCE module packaging of the STK (synthesis tool kit) module. This has the non-audio (midi,
IO and threading) features stripped out due to the includion of these features in the main JUCE
library and to reduce external dependancies.